the morning. Starting August 30, Crash and LT were heard in the 6-10AM slot. Pat Lynch, former morning show co-host, returned to the station for the afternoons in Crash and LT's old 3-8PM slot. Mel Taylor and Dickerman continued in their usual time slots. Return to active rock (2011-present) In 2011, the station was added to the Nielsen BDS active rock panel, but WJRR still marketed itself as alternative rock. By August 2011, following the flip of Cox Radio's longtime classic rock station WHTQ to talk as WDBO-FM, WJRR completed the move to active rock. In addition, the station began adding more classic rock artists such as Led Zeppelin, Kiss & Def Leppard to its playlist, as is the trend in active rock radio. The WJRR HD2 subchannel formerly broadcast the iHeartRadio "Classic Rock" station, but it switched in March 2011 to Old School Alternative "Channel X". As of May 5, 2012, its HD2 subchannel switched to a simulcast of WYGM. Its HD3 subchannel carries an alternative rock format known as "Alt 101.1 HD3". Past DJs Alumni include Ron & Ron, Buckethead, Crash, Larry the Cable Guy, Mark Samansky, Sideshow Dan, Dick Sheetz, Fish, Just Plain Mark, Dickerman. Technical information WJRR broadcasts at 100,000 watts effective radiated power (ERP), as a Class C FM station, according to the FCC. The height above average terrain (HAAT) is . The height above ground level is . The height above sea level is . WJRR uses a non-directional antenna. The transmitter location is: 28° 34' 51.9" N, 81° 04' 31.2" W, near Christmas, Florida. The station is on the same two-tower antenna farm along with WWKA, WMFE-FM, WOEX, WOMX, and WTKS-FM. HD2 translator References External links 1962 establishments in Florida Active rock radio stations in the United States IHeartMedia radio stations JRR Radio stations established in 1962